these are professionals with more knowledge of their organization than me, you, media hacks or their competitors which gives them a unique perspective to evaluate and execute their draft strategy AND their historical track record says they have been pretty good at it. That doesn't mean others are not entitled to differing opinions or know nothing just, in my opinion, harder to not question if they are better than the guys in the driver's seat. There are franchises Patriots, Steelers, etc. that have a demonstrated track record on the field and in the draft that, in my opinion makes it harder to question their decisions and others, yes the Browns are the poster child, where you come out of the gate with questions because they have historically given little indication that, despite being paid professionals, they have a plan or a clue about how to get where they need to be. As far as Blanding goes, to be consistent, I would have had to defend that pick as well if made by a credible franchise even though it would have been much more difficult than TE. Enjoyed the back and forth.